RECAST: How To Stop Breaking Your Resolutions & Reach Your Big Career Goals

Do you struggle to stick to your New Year resolutions?

Every January you look forward to a fresh start and set new goals for the year ahead. But studies show over 80% of resolutions fail by February.

So today I’m revealing the REAL reasons why -- and how to overcome them.

Goals ARE important because they give you something to strive for. Still, I don’t buy into the ‘new year, new you’ hype. It’s unreasonable to put yourself under pressure one time per year.

I believe in having a clear vision, setting goals from there and creating a step-by-step plan to reach them -- ANY time of year.

In this special episode, which originally aired in January 2024, you’ll find out how to stop breaking your resolutions. PLUS six simple shifts you can make to reach your big career goals in 2025!

You'll learn:

• Why I stopped setting New Year resolutions -- and what I recommend instead
• The neuroscience behind goal-setting and how to use it to get the results you want in your career
• Practical strategies to reduce overwhelm and stay accountable to your goals -- even during tough times
• How to eliminate the ‘time excuse’ which stops you achieving your goals
• The importance of progress over outcomes

So hit play on this episode now and let’s dive in!

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